5.0
fairly significant- Crashes / Fires:
- 0 / 0
- Injuries / Deaths:
- 0 / 0
- Average Mileage:
- 20,000 miles
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2008 F150 when you depress the brake and your foot is on the right side of the pedal it will go down pass the acc. Pedal and sometimes causing you to depress both pedals. This has happened to me more than once and can be the cause of an accident if you are in close quarters. If this happens the engine will out pull the effect of the brakes. I took the vehicle to alan vigil Ford in morrow ga and they say that nothing is wrong with it. When this happens I can see why some people run over things even though they say they are on the brake. With todays technology I would think that they could correct this by adjusting the brake when being depressed from going down lower than the accelerator.
- Fayetteville, GA, USA
Bought a 2008 F-150 and the A/C does not cool properly. Checked it against a 2005 F-150 that I own and new truck A/C is 8 degrees warmer. Took new truck back to dealer, got a loaner 2008 and checked it's A/C. it cools like the 2005. Dealer said nothing wrong with A/C. it has been back to dealer twice now and now is cooling 15 degrees warmer than originally. Dealer will not help. Contacted customer relations in deaborn, mi and they ended up talking to my dealer and said same thing..nothing they can do. I live in Texas and it gets hot here. There is a big difference in cooling something from say 95 degrees to 115 degrees. Something is wrong with A/C and Ford dealership will not acknowledge it or fix it.
- Canyon Lake, TX, USA
- Dover, DE, USA